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Is this the world’s biggest trowel owned by Burgess Hill man?
Brian Sayers migh be the owner of the world’s biggest trowel?
Back to school after flood brings surprise break
Pupils were back at Windmills Junior School at Dale Avenue, Hassocks, after enjoying a surprise day off yesterday.
Driver on A272 Haywards Heath caught helping child with homework while on move
A driver on one of the busiest roads in Sussex was helping with a child’s homework while on the move when stopped by police.
East and West Sussex fire and rescue service merger halted
A PROPOSAL to merge West Sussex and East Sussex fire and rescue services to save millions of pounds has been abandoned for the time being, West Sussex County Council has announced.
Ice capers prompt danger warning from rescue services
RESCUE services are urging people to stay away from areas of frozen water, as the current temperatures continue to drop and icy conditions look set to grip Sussex.
Sport
Squash at the Weald
The Weald fourth team had a good start to the second half of the season as they beat East Grinstead 4ths 3-2 and banked 17 points out of a possible 20. Marco Soares persevered with deep drives to force his opponent into mistakes, gaining the second but losing his dominance of the court to go down 1-3.
Unwanted firsts for unlucky Rose
MARLINS MASTERS returned from the regional long course championships with 23 medals, including 11 golds, but also a couple of unwanted firsts for the vastly experienced Rose Dudeney.
Travelling light? Well, not really x
ON Peter King’s latest trip to South Africa he did not have room to pack any clothes and so had to buy a whole new wardrobe out there.
Paul’s on top of his game and Mark’s on top of Box Hill
Haywards Heath Harrier Paul Cousins put in a top class run at the Sussex Masters Cross Country Championships at Lancing last weekend to finish 12th out of the 100-plus field in the men’s race.
Video
Sussex Online TV What’s on around the county video
THIS week on Sussex Online TV – a special report from the Sussex Food and Drink Awards, held at the Amex stadium.
Lifestyle
Games review: Gaming wheel stands
Right then you have your latest copy of DIRT 3 or FORZA 4, you have splashed out on a steering wheel, and you’re all set for a realistic virtual driving experience.
Game review: Puddle
LIQUID is a strange old substance, don`t you think? When it gets hot it turns into a gas and when it gets cold it turns solid, how mad is that.
Mid Sussex proposes a new charging rate for housing developers
DEVELOPERS will have to pay more when they build homes in Mid Sussex if a new proposal goes ahead.
Game review: NeverDead
Imagine if you will that your character in a game could never die, what would be the point? You ask, well gaming developers REBELLION SOFTWARE and gaming innovator SHINTA NOJIRI, have come up with just that concept, the all-out kill fest which is NEVERDEAD, released by KONAMI.
Community
Milk bottle tops reveal mystery picture
A key fob with a picture of a little girl has turned up in a bag of bottle tops sent for recycling by the Princess Royal Hospital’s League of Friends.
Grants for ‘wellbeing’ activities
PEOPLE running community groups that help make others healthier can apply for grants from the county council.
Windmills Junior School at Hassocks closed by burst water main
WINDMILLS JUNIOR SCHOOL in Hassocks is closed today (Thursday) because of a burst water main.
Letter: Thank you for classic golf day supporters
ONCE again we would like to extend a big thank you to all those kind people who have given so generously to Action Medical Research during 2011.In particular we say a huge thank you to all the local companies and individuals who supported our annual Peter James Classic Golf Day at Haywards Heath Golf Club. With their sponsorship and team entries an amount in the region of £13,000 was raised. We should also mention our band of willing helpers who step in to assist at all our events. We really couldn’t manage without them. All this support helps to raise funds which enables the charity to benefit children and babies affected by disease and disability, in addition to finding ways to prevent life threatening pregnancy complications and premature birth.If anyone would like to help with events or perhaps join our local committee, please telephone 01444 482362.
Letter: Support for Mid Sussex housing plan
I’M writing in support of the Labour Party’s submission in response to the Mid Sussex District Plan consultation draft, and in particular their call for all new housing developments to include 30% social housing, in line with existing planning policies.
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Weather for Haywards Heath
Saturday 04 February 2012
Today
Sunny spells
Temperature: 0 C to 2 C
Wind Speed: 10 mph
Wind direction: South east
Tomorrow
Light sleet showers
Temperature: -0 C to 4 C
Wind Speed: 8 mph
Wind direction: West
